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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
THE COURT OF APPTALs.

sARhroaA June Tn thc CONT OF Appeals day the FOL
loving dcci.oas were handed down;
Moore act. Kdd,r; Hyatt agt Dale Tile Manufacturing
COMPANY; I,ois net Vi iagr Of Add.eowni Iowie act
Springfield Fic ant Marine in.9laH,, '.nI""' S'5I az
wooiruf agt .vrme' - ne .rr a., N.ui't'an .aS nv
lanai Innt ast Str,etr Isuk a. Hstayia art New NorA
Lake ard esrr. RAJ road omImny s"ht az r4clne
Kiddef CI .cn,on applt agL Emo rcsnL Judgment al
R"rn.cn al Wlcccr. Anthony agt Lecret si,.on aet
Cnmminss N".lID ,si n'' go and sauih,Tn aail.
rad Company judgment revor cd. new irisl granted
tie nltt, Of he e-,ae Of lose stevens. respondent
r ~ sste r,y;-.sG a,G apple or denied
Judgment coh rre with costs T. the pilIntins
Thoaa. ayi Int rlocuorv aud hna judgments Of
court, reversed ALL now d ordered costs Co abide
The Myor ETC. Now.York AIT siarin ard InGcgendent
Steamboat Company !u'im ht o .,trf"i Term @ -
mig sn frs between the city aud -tten
mon appeal OF pa much Of The Judgment a.
d.mis-,' complain tio u ;gment Affirmed with one
TIC 0syef e,c. safn and NewIcr'ey stea"ncai
a. 70 restrain only rom AT n.S a19 9.s'. ~
ins any s med with UT nv t elis pary
people rel PECK ag Is Iomm'si"ne o. u, ooA ~
ec with costs the reHtor IN tie
Laws at barton O. 81 General Term reversed Judg.
No.l aet nney Judgment General Term reversed and
uasmeG ordered or thr pAu1n N the verdict wiz. costs
siaTin no MAYOR rc = New YoIE JG'sm,n,
Juil firHt Htr"ute vA'i'" 1N"N ''
on the sipu alton. with costs ,
H. ,s mailer of clark ". sheldon. Orders OF General
Term ana to1tv JuIss aud proceedings remed
10 further hearing Of The petition
with .o,ts appellant against the respondent IA ul'
court amt ~ the IA RENE Court ,o, NJ -
Uodsworib aCt Del lsoacn order ~ General Term re-
verse AMI lude entered the report oil the IcIeo
affirmed with costs. - - III, d,
very AIT NewYork Central ant Hudson RIVER Railroad
Conuafy Mex tr4l granted unless The plantln agrees 10
wave h!s In which case the Judgment IS modned
md modified affirmed.
iTod AIT Sotlrop Judgments of General and Special
Terms r,yoscd trial granted; costs to abide tue
torrance agt Dean. Judgment and order affirmed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
PITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

In tbe suit OF william H. NJ Sanger 10 $500
VIII Ca he claims him by seymour Baker Co. stock
brokers' Tor their agent additional testimony was
supreme Conr Mr. recalled repeated his previous
scT".ien Iary 10 tie rule, the Exchange
Vim + - ogreemeni mad bv him
rect aud me trs,inony OF ths members o. ,S
testiponv the lay before Harry EdIdge meianrr
dressed wish TO nav or signing and
Sanger refused. Tho nj viii 20 on todav
The separate behalf 81 the Garden CITY Cathe-
witch he Sc ks To have viii and colic OF Mrs 4. T.
stewart declared IN vas erv9i estrIiar M Is gen
tesia@nfarv capciiv aud that Mrs stewart clery
and residu,ry estate IN lne Cathedral
In the days Of the Tweei James IT, Ingersol one
,anrtr o. l1e , 11r NJ Sc MAS director and bch
ra on te in.tia aus IN which moneys ging tie
city were DEPOSITED ase "m"un. an % p"ngy 70
57ge7 hesiles The bans ha agreed 10 piy me iy pr
cent per lnnum on da a'4o Uu' p ,b t vp
$50 900 am 10 Dr due by the bank was brought
jury ve.crsr The bank IN IT, answer .e. mp The
1877 as OH. The reply o the cry Ia . that
,hs OH tat had p. 'a,sSrL :. prc 10" S W v s
acon o the cour,s cgI, allure. The case will go
t-ds}.
,tc- Beach Of the supreme Court YESTERDAY vacated the
Inunctnn ootancd by Albert len quts rr,t".nng tns
IRON his once 80. i Br way.
The courf Of Appa. nanle! down YESTERDAY Dec on
Company To COZ the mlncr, uprn Dvsicn-t OF
opcrs. ion ofhr ,cratc railway through that street
The % App' a. ye',eray rendered In fiyo5
OF these were rlc STA ria As no cas-" ana are against
John H. II rn. the independent Se,mOg.' ,on|y We
New-Jer>ry Ttln,Iorti on company ana q" 'f- ne cay
,ous iest An ic d.en lnls t,om IEnn ni oS,t,
brought John II sara IT, as a'gnee OF "4 - Nc ne
ke1s WHO Al nel @ "' s11 v'itb interest
ron Decenb.r I-s n,w uoununs to nearly u 900 900
Inc gourl Of Ap cal, 80 a,r mn INT 6s u ''
eral Term wipes "hl tiis eiA4A AZ ''i''' '"' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June Speeidl)Rcsenfeld d Co were buyers
July wheat oday SEA up TO s6' cents and between
limits took what they coad get The market was ner
this indication of clique buying TO 6
aS67s cents July wheat closed at $685. s6 cents June
o.; July at cents and July ribs at 81 30
In opening Resented Co. sellers at % ia
94s June wheat in spite OF Rosened's sale was at
g4s The visible supply statement had
the II known just soon as the New
York made public yesterday that the visible
show decrease OF about 75O.OOO bushels
The sales OF wheat by the clique were so large and so
persistent options sold from D4 cents 10
92 cents AS there not ACCOMPANYING buving OF
July tins finally felt the unloading 10 such an extent
broke S6h The estimates that the
clique sold at least 1000 900 and perhaps 100000 June
wheat today.
rbs The drop Of 20 oents because Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
MICHAEL DAvITT APPEALs TO AMERICA
BUCKET SHOPS MAY ESCAPE.
THE GOVERNOR NOT LIKELY TO SIGN senate
yEDDER's BILL

THE GOVERNOR NOT LIKELY TO SIGN SENATOR
vEDDERs BILL
ALBANY, jane (Speeial-Ihe Governor signed to-day
Assemhlyman Hamlton's bill authorizing a man and
his wife their property to each other With
out the intervention, at present, OF third person
Tho Governor gave hearing to-day ON Senator
Nedders bill taxing bucket shops. Senator Vedder
was present to press his BILL and George f. Gardner
q j. Noah and A. L. Hammond to oppose It. Mr.,
Gardner said that the tax of $500 monthly on the
bucket shops OF New-YoriI would drive all but CNc
out Of tho business. Mr. Hammond said that II
would shut up forty bucket shops in small villages
in tho state.
Senator yedder said he estimated that the tax
would bring in 81 900 yearly for the State from tho
bucket shops alone. lie then made an earnest argl-
ment for the bill.
Governor Hill pointed out that the bill imposed a
larger tax on the bucket shops Of New-lcIk City
than those Of the interior of the State.
Senator Vedder said he anticipated that the Gov
ernor would mako this objection when he vetoed the
tedder liquor tax bill which was based ON the same
the bills different In some respects. The Gov
ernor, however, plainly was not won over ~ the
Senator'S yiew saving: =" IL this tax were uniform
would sign the bill al did sign the bin taxing
notaries a year ago when this principle was violated,
hut that was because the Legislature insisted upon
notarfes only 81 go could not get the bill passed
without this compromise As the III left my onice
IL imposed a tax of $40 all notares" This ended
fhe Fearing but the Governor made II plain that
having vetoed the Vedder liquor tax Dill, similar In
brfncifle, he would have to veto this one'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
CALENDARS TODAY.

SUPREME couaT CH,HiEgs Before Lawrence Nos.
: b 5 IS 81 ii $ss 5s gS g: s sSi is rs
p5 ssEa.f. s5s ssa ss 20 i5a 5c sS
se 4o SS2 iS42 $S; o i$e 46 iSs9 lgI 3 sS
1880 1888 1850. ls55. 1885, 1867 l2S 1884 1871 lSCl'
~ papss torEi-srrcIAL TKKE-PAn H.-AdIournei
'O surRFmp couEr-CIRcurT-PAEr IBefore Ingraham.
Nos 1872 343j 1913 1884, 1896 1888 27s9 1899 34i7 22l2
scrskMr Characterization II.-Before Patterson. J.
sTpn RI, SceuEfEcrnc,1- III-Beorc Bech
Nos i- bosg 4slg 500 80 4S S9 iss2 9oi9 PFC
42s, 1S s st2 s g5 s$| 'lOo O'' ''''
surHrNr CoURr-cmcvIr-PAEI IyBe,eIe A o s.
3eo7. ana. sgg9 sos 4oSg tG5l 4i2s ,,..,o
Harms Iean cui 9.,s and Mon small a. 49,. m
FresnHn frnar ~Xppeals from jndginens-lI TO- u.
20 r. - e. 20 81 49, 49, 81, IS. 50. 30.
SUPERIOR cougI-srEcAL TEAA-bsi0ro ooor"an' J.
sTyyKIoR CouRf-TRr. TgRN-rARr L-Rerore Dugro ].
.-No. 1910 l65U 1893 1905 42, 1913 1882 ll2s. 1866
coMyos PLEAs-srEcAt TEHN-Beiorc Van Hoesen j.
CoMMox PLEAS -ForIrY TERM-Be'ore Allen. J-No.0.
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TEsh-Adioutned until the 4th
COMMON PLKAs-TnAl TrRM-PAKr L7Beiore Booksaver,
J-No- 22g8 2412 2506 1898 1898 250S 2As3 1890 2Ss
Is4 2 s gg 2 2SS Sas 2 1''O 1' A'1' $685.
COMMON PLEAs-TGAL rEH'i-PARr iI'-Before DAILY j.
TtgHra "a. lbs psiS S s, RrS ss9 i7
3eS 1920 si9 gS5 9SS G Sl9 Alb $780, M $751; 1872
CITr CouKr-TRIAL TEnN-PAnT lI1Before Hall I-Nos
Nos. i6oi ol7, l9lS 1860 1912 1902 i2+J 25Gl 10
1914 1886 PAIL 1921. lo4 lO2i, 1867, lls, ll9 TOl.
5S2
CITY CoURr-TRIAL TEgM-PAaI III.=Beiore MeAdam, C.
Nos el4 1918 800 7la li9i. 1888 1882 1901, 692.
27lG, 1862 1864. 1859. 1908. 1872.
COURT or OYkR AND TRRNNKh-Bcfore Barrett j. ana DIS
trict.A ttorney Martine.-NO
COURT GESRHAL SgssIoss-PARr i--Betore Recorder
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Purdy MAY Ierm)
CoilRi OF GENERAL sRssIoSs-Part IBefors Gderseeve
j. and Assistant DisuictAuorney Betiord-NoA to "a
inclusive.
CoURT GENERAL sKssIOys-PARr TI.-Befors Recorder
Snyih and Assistant DstrictAttorney Fizgerald-No
day calendar.
COURT OF SBssoSs-PARr IlL-Before Judge
ing Assistant DistrctAttorney Davis-Nos to ii
iuclunIYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALTvGs

FEATURES OF NkW-YOKK DEALINGH
The wheat speculation suffered from reazations yesterday
sequence the sharp but the relapse was
SIN compared had preceded IT, Cash
wheat spurted opening and Shippers bought
bushels There de variation IN the option
spoculaton the decnoo Qls cents from
the early Improvement of SGa4 cent The shorts were
squeezed the IN June and the decline that follow
naturally the severest IN that month Tho close was
steady bottom figures and losses were scored OF q
July sG y for August at S3 Octo
Der 93 and November at "a = for September Al 93 and
ember at 95os cents. Cash nrm but
unchanged shippers bought freely taking nearly 10000
bushels The options early strong but In sympathy
with wheat fell OF later and closed steady but cont
lower follows: June 47hs July. 4sh August 49 Sep
tember 30 cents but ieaturelesI and the
options closed at 33 for Jupe and July 81 for aud
81 "a September The lard market void of tea
options closed down IL - points as follows
June So 81 July So a. August 81 o. September 81 a.
October 81 30, November 81 10.
The receipts OF grain reported Yesterday at NewYorE
Wheat 496 bushels Hl 49 bushels oats l32l73
bushels: total grain 516Sls bushels Hour 1894 pack
and Louis the arrivals
Wheat 1927 bushels corn 2l46s9 bushels; oats 49,
$50 bushels grain &c., 1872 bushels -four 20 1873 bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
Corn broke q cent to-day.
PEcULIAR CONDUCT OF A JUROR
rs INSISTING on TALKING TO LAWYER SENDS

HIS INSISTING on TALKING TO LAWYER SENDS
HIM TO LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
The trial OF the which George sstares Sons seek
N recover from Frederick Ooot, receiver OF the wall
Street Bank $4,000 alleged to be the OF stocks depos
tied az collateral for loan which begun Monday be-
fore Justice Beach and Jury interrupted yesterday by
an unusual occurrence Everett Wheele counsel for the
Lank that Emmett NJ Tower. OF the
Jurors I'm cale at his Office Yesterday morning
insisted talking ABOUT the case MT wheeler h
he would AMI william j. HUTCHINSON mo
Iargey lnerested an principal witness for
the defence. ,- IA, ~, , - 81
Justice Beach, after consultation win me LAWYERS on noIn
sJe called Mr. Tower before him The Juror admitted that
Mir Vince err statement correct but said that he meant
nohin~ wrong Justice Beach said that Justice demanded
that some taken aud lined him $500 Tor con-
enut lir,cfing confined IN jail ultn The fine was
pad The Juror afterwari taken 10 Ludlow street jan
by Deputy McUongle Mt Hutchinson sai ne hau
never seen him be ore Jury list Mr. Tower IS desg
naed as living at NO 80 Etst torysecond u
Of ended the trial ana Jnsce Beach
directed that the erred To Augustus O. Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 7-l23O y. mCons0ls, lOl 1915 for both
money and the account Atlantic aud Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 46ss do Second Mortgage
IL Canadian Pacific, ~ =. Ellie Second Consols l0fs III
inois Central lsO Mexican Ordinary 63s ST. Paul Com
IN 81 - NewYOrk Central ll0S. Pennsylvania, 67s:
Mexican Central IL T.
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes At 80 francs
- entinies for the account
Money q per cent
4pm-Consos lOl ill6 for money and l0 for the
Atlantic and Great Western Second Mortgage frus
Certificates lOs4 Canadian Pacific so hr1e Second
Consol. iO3 "a Mexican Ordinary Gl7. St Paul Common.
esb New York Central. ll6s Reading. 2os Mexican
Central. lpia
Hudsonr Bay Company, 247.
Bar silver Is quoted at 4S1sd. per ounce
Paris adves Per Cent Rentes at 81 francs
ga for The account and exchange London at 10
franco 81 confines for cheeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
TESTIMONY CLOSED IN PEAKS TRIAL.

Mt. HOLLY, ~ j., June Tn the Peak murder trial
to-day William Wtcraft testified in rebutta that William
Prcktt told him he "oughtn't to have given Barclay
Peak away about that pistol" b. Stratton COlkit with
whom Katie Anderson lived, said he bought the Paris
green for potatobug and did not use all OF
H. The remainder he put in a upstairs near Katies
room. Witness her have It, Katie never IN
dulged in profanity vulgary, aud never had pistol
in her possession. as far "a the witness knew
The case WAS then closed both sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
4 DIRECTORY or WORSHIP ADOPTED.

AKRON, Ohio. June (SpeciaD.-The Reformed Synod
OF the United states voted this evening To hold it, next
session in Lebanon Penn three years hence. The d.
rectory worship submitted at Baltimore In 1884 was
adopted by twohirs OF the classes and made
an ordinance OF the church An attempt TO make II bind
ing ON the church the exclusion OF all other urges
failed the Central Synod, including Pennsylvania In
sistng Oh more freedom In church forms OF service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

4 MEMORIAL FOR TIE REV. MR. MUHLESBURG
PHILADELPHIA, June tspsciab.-The sessions OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod was continued this
morning. 1t was proposed that the pastors hold
q memorial service In their churches In October to
the honor Of the Rev. Henry Melchin Muhlenburg
b.D., and that free-wil offerings be gathered as u
memorial In behalf Of Muhlonbuig College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
tn SETTLE THE DEBT or VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va. June tSpeeiaD.-A plan for the
settlement OF the debt OF Virginia with the foreign bond
holders being prepared by senator Malone. IL Is be-
eved by the Senator and his friends that 1t will be sat
isfactory TO the creditors OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
A TRIBUTE OF Ex-PREsIDENT HAYES


ALBANY, June (SpecaD.- A gentleman OF this city
seceived letter to-day from President Hayes dated
yesterday In which he says
this attend the funeral q xvics. President
Wheeler OF noble qoalitiesi one OF
the few Vice Pre- sdsnts who was on Terms OF
and oord friendship with tho President VINO served
nth him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
"A Word 10 the Wise L. SUFFICIENT"

Caarr simply Inconvenience unpleasant TO the
and others 10 advanced outpost OF
disease Of worse type DO not neglect It's
na il brings deadly evils ia IL train Before II too late
use r cages Caarrh Remedy Teaches the seat OF td
alnen l. the only thing that Will You mar Gose your
SELF viii ouack medicines IA 10 too lateu tho stream
lei ressteSs torrent 10 the matnred invention
~ scentinc physlcian word TO the wise IL sufficient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

voud be poor without health. TIE dying millionaire
wold all he Is worth for lease OF
life had for song had he used DE- Pieroe's
Colleen Medical before the disease had reached
ts ast sta Hes wonderful preparation s positive
for consumption taken 10 time For all Diseases Of the
throat and Ia ngs 10 uneQuslled All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

FOUR RAILROAD GOA 0HEs DEMoLIsHgD.
CINCINNATI, June This afternoon train the Gin
e1nnati Washington and Baltimore road ran upon
ksasted side track rcturnDT In MIL Creek Bottom
fbe rails sank and threw the engine and four coaches
vown thirty-fest smbsnkment causing loss OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
FACE HUMOES.
seven Years Of Physical and Mental srac-in z
Ended nv Cuficura.

About year, ego had humor break upon my
face started small boton and looked like the sting Of
bee then IL spread and looked like rngwom and became
painful OF the best doctors IN the
city and he could do good No less twelve OF fe
best doctors have had trial my anc all Of them failed
Will not give you list Of their but will that
they from Boston, New.York Maine. Eng
land. France and Canada have been hotel cook ana
steward for In the cook watering places
that why have had opportunity OF being good
They could my and given up an
hopes of being better. Last Moose.
head Lake Me- TO cook for the My face so bad
did like to be Al the lake gentleman
England He told me to use your cUTIcURA REMEDIES
and they would at did The result In
three weeks my face healed up. 1t
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long live, and shall ever remain.
H. STEVENS. East Jackson, Ne
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OF CUTICURA REsoLvENT doctored with quite
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Delfcte of however induced promptly
ouroa Send 10 cents In STAMPS
treatise suggesting means OF
Address Worlds Dspensary Medical Association eeS Main
at Hudalo N. Y.
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HlnsicaI Instruments

1ttu9lcnl gn5ltnMeHI9
A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IA IIIflt and square liaIos Of our make, wncnwe
~ ecipi selected ard only used BY tie artists Of The Metro
rotan Con during over season,
will be Sld Of ~ eisI 1eClctCI Hon cur iesuH piceA
PIANOS FOR RENT c<, ,,o,.,
I INDEMAN g. SONS offer a number of slight
y used pia nos-their actureat very mOder.
ate prices. Warerooms lac 5thave.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srooKS

TUESDAY, June Up. n.
a. s. Pho, do not expect the dividend to be de-
cared for the current six months ending June 80 and
payable August l, on the Lake shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad to be than per cent al
though We expect surplus earnings for the half year
will be equal about 47100 on the stock The reasons
for our opinion revealed in the following taple of
facts and estimate:
The company's balance cash iiabili - 49,
December 81 1886. was..........---
surnus earnings for Gu lrter ended March 773634
S InmS sG p'u' s"'"''h' 'oI ~ 100000
surplus casb June 30 1887 81, COS 448
NewYoTk Chicaso and 81 ious stock . 1858 900
p,I,pc. ............ s95244
ner cent dividend on stock ySJ33O
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Orean Gteamfrs.

MAPS AND GUIDES OF
EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
ALL OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
AtRAND, SIcNALLY & co.'s. 323 Broadway
New.YorS City.
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Bid Ask Bid Ask.
s ta 1901 reg 100 9lO0l. 9 cur S. 1895 .l26
C. rs l,9l son 100 lan0A 7. cur is 1897 l29
L. - 1907. reg. 1913 Mss Z. cur % loyo Is.
u y a. 1871 cou 80 l2gss U. 6s lSU0. ia ..
4. ). cur. u.s. l395..l23 iDlsLCoL SOSs-l2l lZl|
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
g.u FsAvcfsro lime T. 1887

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BosroN June 7. 1897
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CpECIAJ, NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE. -, pova
- WHITE STAR LINE.ne United states ana ssn n
Mail stsamshp Baltic sailing from New fork, Ss.e.rsgc
June Ia al 10 D. M. will carry second cabin and
passen gers only Tho whole Of the saloon ,o as
will ba yiven nm 10 second passengers ha.o an
steeragS s20 For Inspection Of plans or further
Apply to the Compaay's ouaces. Al broa1wW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL -
steamsl IN CITY or ROME sails "Wednesday. une -
and every fOuItl Wednesday, thereafter
Saloon sage $50 and upward >econ Oh l,a So
GLASGOW VIA LONDON DERRY . -
Ftbiopis $500 Jnne IL 4 m Devonia .....June 25 sA M
Anchora....June IL, D. Furuessa....-Ju , O. n
Rates passage a Glasgow Derry Liverpool and etlst
Cabin $50 and $50 Second class $50 steersEee4l
steamers sail from Pier al, " a.. lotto Lrto'sI
For book tours furtler tnfor alton iDJIy 81.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. NeS.lOrH..
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-23
Burdett's Books and Lectures.

Lippincott's: The lectures were finan.
cial successes; in a few years the fee
grew from anything l could get to 800 a
night, and as many engagements as there
are nights IN the week. The books were
colossal failures. All ever got out of
the three of them wouldn't pay me for
the time spent in their compilation at a
day laborer's wages. And right here is
as good a chance rs shall ever have to
express my honest regret that ! ever
wrote my Life of William Penn" No
body read it, and will say in confidence
and don't want this repeated outside
of the ot1ice-that still owe the publish.
ers 50 for indexing. The original bill
was $12, think, but in three or four
years enoughlbooks.have been sold to ap-
ply my royalty, 81, on the bill for index
ing. Still, l am sorry | wrote it. But
that's nothing TO me. Every day of my
life am sorry for something l did yes
terday. So constantly am doing pen
ance that ! live in state of chronic re-
morse and habltual hair shirt. ! only
hope that the day after die may not be
sorry did it.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-23
DOINCS OF A DREARY DAY.
The Bluffs News as Gathered in Out Of the
Storm of Sleet.
SADLY DESTITUTE FAMILY.
New Spring Salts For ConrtAHeavy
Damages Wanted For an AS.
SAINT - Trouble Between
Partncrs-A Hotel Move.
A Hotel Move.

Parties are negotiating for the old
Catholic church property, recently pur-
chased by Mr. Merriam for $4,000. 1t is
said they Eavc offered Mr.. Merriam
$4,000 for the property, and that if they
can secure it for that price they will close
the deal and at once,commence the erec-
ton Of new hotel. The site is one of
the most central of any in the city, and
with three frontages on three sides it is
admirably adapted for any public build
ing. Mr. Merriam bought the property
for the erection of large Office building,
for which he has had plans drawn, so
that he may not feel like disposng of it,
even at this advance.